Try starting with the following.
h2.tribe-events-page-title { color: green; }
h2.tribe--events-page-title a { color: #fff; }
If you’re looking to change the color based upon the category that’s a much harder fix. You’d probably need to create your own template and do an override. Refer to the Themer’s Guide, it’s located on Modern Tribe’s site.
You would also need to alter the Category Colors plugin.
Thank you for the response.
I want highlight for my staff that they are inside a category, that’s all. The color can be the same for all categories, whether it’s Fire Safety or something else.
Actually, I see that the category name is in a dark gray in the default theme. The title “Events for July 2014” is in black.
Could you tell me where I should add/edit the codes you suggested? Thank you.
Could you tell me where I should add/edit the codes you suggested?
You can add the provided CSS code in the style.css file of your child theme or add it in your site using the following plugin.
http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-custom-css
Could you please tell me which “Category Colors” plugin you are using as the colors defined using that plugin can conflict with the provided CSS solution?
The color above is just an example.
The Events Calendar Category Colors is the plugin.
Hi @andy Fragen,
Thank you for your reply.
I have seen that plugin but just wanted to confirm 🙂
Thanks,
Vinod Dalvi
I am a little unfamiliar with css, so I might wait until the weekend when I try that bit of code. But from the looks of it, it seems like it will change the color of the whole line? I mean even the words “Events for July.”
I actually want to change only the color of the category. In my screen capture, the words “Fire Safety” after the arrow.
Thank you.
@geri100, the first line will change the color of the entire line and the second line will change the color of the link “Events for July”, or at least it should. I’m not near a computer for a bit so I can’t really check.
Hey@vinod, I didn’t know there was another Category Colors plugin. 😉
Thank you Andy and Vinod for chiming in to help here 🙂
